Sir Isaac Newton Invented a Language?! #short

🍎 Sir Isaac Newton is known for his innovations in mathematics, physics, and astronomy. But did you know he was quite the linguist, too? It turns out that he applied his powers of observation and analysis to languages, too, not just falling apples...

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[lukewilson]

It might’ve been helpful to mention the name of the language.

[Duke_of_Prunes]

My foreign-born wife is always complaining about the language we invented in Mississippi -- apparently, it bears no resemblance to English.

[ladiesweb]

I don't need sleep, I need answers!

[madamrockford]

with regards to all of Newton's work in the field of mathematics, many are unaware that his work in Religion is just as extensive, as it was in other areas as well. Newton's mind soared at full speed, night & day, & the dedication & attention he gave this unstoppable force afforded him little time for anything else, but being so captivated by it all, he not only did not mind, he dug into each aspect with resounding diligence.

[tomaszgarbino]

Noun classes in bantu languages work in somewhat similar way to how Isaac Newton envisioned for his language to work.

[lorisperfetto]

Galileo is the father of modern science

[viniqbios_csat]

NEWTON IS A CONLANGER
I REPEAT
NEWTON IS A CONLANGER

[dalubwikaan]

Thank you for this video. Maybe I'll try to serach this conlang. :D

[emm]

I know you are a busy person but I’m a bit curious. How does your story learning method apply to audiobooks? Does it only work when you have highier level understanding or can you start from the beginning?

[tonydai]

Galileo was the father of modern science, not Newton.

[spcxplrr]

I didn't know that Newton was a conlanger

[thegrievancegordieshow]

He was inventing a cipher, or a coded language
Which was something all alchemists did

[awesomepossum]

Nobody speaks it today. I think those little irregularities in language are what make them interesting. Without those, you’d have something too bland. Nobody wants to speak a bland language!

[lawrencep]

I'd call Newton less the father of modern physics but more one of yhe founders of classical physics

[justinhan]

That's why I love English than Spanish.... More logical!

[Leddrums]

Planned Languages like Esperanto et al are pointless. English wins over them.

[tl]

Appreciate the content. I was DEF witchu all the way up to "...Created Universal Laws of Motion."

I meanya know, it could just be ME BUT- I'd prob consult Thoth/Hermes/Tehuti on the creation of Universal Laws part first before I go blasting that CONFIDENTIALITY all over the Interwebs. 🤔🤷🏾‍♂️